Instant messaging application WhatsApp, which has millions of users from all over the world, continues to be equipped with new features. Finally, the company released the HD Photo sending feature to beta users today. Here are the details…
WhatsApp is working on HD Photo sending feature!
When you send a photo to a contact via WhatsApp, the app compresses that picture. This significantly reduced the image quality. However, the new feature that WhatsApp is working on will bring a solution to this problem.
According to WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on HD Photo sending feature. So much so that the company uses this feature today. Android (2.23.12.13) And iOS (23.11.0.76) distributed to beta users and started testing.
As you can see in the screenshot above, when you select an image from a gallery to post, there is an option with the HD icon at the top. By touching it, the user can choose whether to send the photo in HD (4096 x 2692) or standard (1600 x 1052) quality. When you send the photo in HD quality, there is a sign with the HD icon in the lower left part of the image.
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In standard quality, the photo is compressed, so it becomes lower quality. But it ships faster. In the HD option, on the other hand, there is no compression process, and therefore the photo quality is quite high.
Of course, besides these, although this feature allows us to send the image in HD quality, the photo will still not be sent in its original quality. WhatsApp will apply both types of compression. But this will be less in the HD option.
It is expected that WhatsApp will soon make available to everyone the ability to send HD photos, which is currently available to beta users.
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